Cat Quest II

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Cat Quest II is a Role Playing game where players can team up in local co-op mode, controlling both a cat and dog hero with unique abilities, to explore a vast world, filled with new spells, weapons, dungeons, and quests, expanding on the original game's beloved feline adventure. Combine passive abilities for endless possibilities, master various weapons, and experience a fresh adventure in the world of Felingard and beyond. This purr-fectly charming and engaging catventure offers a delightful experience for any RPG enthusiast.

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95%

Audience ScoreBased on 2,121 reviews

story340 positive mentions

grinding44 negative mentions

story
1,374 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The story of "Cat Quest II" is generally seen as light-hearted and filled with puns, continuing the whimsical charm of its predecessor while introducing new characters and a dog companion. While some players appreciate the humor and simplicity, others find the narrative predictable and the quests repetitive, with many side quests lacking depth. Overall, the game is enjoyable for fans of the series, offering a fun, if not particularly complex, storyline that serves as a backdrop for the engaging gameplay.
- “The story is surprisingly deep and well written.”
- “The story kept me interested all the way through with a few plot twists I didn't see coming.”
- “The story is fun, the combat is basic, and it's one of those games you don't realize how long you've been playing because you enjoy it.”
- “The story seems disconnected at first, but it is a sequel to the first game.”
- “They just retread some plot points they had in the first game, but not as well.”
- “The story is generic fantasy and brings nothing new to the table.”
gameplay
352 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay of "Cat Quest II" is generally praised for its smooth mechanics, engaging combat, and charming visuals, making it accessible for both newcomers and veterans of the genre. While it retains the simple hack-and-slash style of its predecessor, the addition of co-op play and new mechanics enhances the experience, though some players find the gameplay repetitive and lacking depth. Overall, it offers a fun, lighthearted RPG adventure with a satisfying gameplay loop, particularly enjoyable in multiplayer settings.
- “This series is certainly finding its identity and removes the satire of the first game in favor of a more epic adventure with engrossing gameplay that gets super addictive the more you play.”
- “The gameplay is engaging and fun, and you get to explore an open world - just like we decepticons get to do.”
- “With its delightful art style, engaging gameplay, and lighthearted humor, 'Cat Quest' is a must-play for gamers of all ages.”
- “That and the mislabelled point of no return added at least 5 hours to the gameplay.”
- “It's a very simple, or some might even say mindless gameplay loop.”
- “Dumb gameplay, mediocre music, zero substance world-building and story, lack of aesthetic diversity, you're constantly led around by the nose by objective markers and such, not once do you have to think.”
graphics
207 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics in "Cat Quest II" have received widespread praise for their vibrant, charming, and cartoon-like art style, which enhances the overall gameplay experience. Many reviewers noted significant improvements over the first game, with cleaner visuals, smoother animations, and a delightful aesthetic that appeals to players of all ages. The game's colorful environments and cute character designs contribute to its engaging and lighthearted atmosphere, making it a visually appealing RPG.
- “The graphics are so paw-some that you might find yourself stopping to admire the scenery like a cat basking in the sun.”
- “Pawsitively adorable graphics: the charming, vibrant world of Felingard is brought to life with stunning, cat-tastic visuals that will make your heart melt.”
- “The art style is stunning, with vibrant landscapes and beautifully designed characters.”
- “The graphical design has lost most of its cartoon charm.”
- “The graphics are much more cleaner and the walking and fighting is much more fluid than the first game and it feels like a real improvement but they could have left a bit more cartoony looks (the first game had way more).”
- “Despite the cute graphics and short game time, the combat, magic, and equipment all have enough depth to require a bit of strategy from time to time.”
humor
124 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The humor in "Cat Quest II" is characterized by a lighthearted and pun-filled narrative, featuring a plethora of cat and dog jokes that some players find delightful while others consider excessive. The game's charming graphics and funny character interactions contribute to its appeal, making it a fun and engaging experience for those who enjoy whimsical humor. However, opinions vary, with some players feeling that the humor can become repetitive or forced over time.
- “Its vibrant graphics and charming humor make it an ideal pick for those looking for a light and enjoyable RPG.”
- “The witty and humor-filled dialogue will have you grinning from ear to ear throughout your journey.”
- “The developers truly hit the mark with their humor, making the game thoroughly entertaining.”
- “While the graphical style is cute, the writing is uninspired and tries way too hard to force in unfunny wordplay.”
- “The unfunny, incessant, try-hard cat puns are still here, and still suck, but now they have dog ones too - oh joy.”
music
82 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The music in "Cat Quest 2" is widely praised for its enchanting and atmospheric quality, effectively complementing the game's adventurous tone and dynamically shifting to match various gameplay scenarios. While many players find the soundtrack catchy and fitting, some note that it can become repetitive due to a limited number of tracks. Overall, the music enhances the charming visuals and gameplay experience, making it a delightful addition to the game.
- “The soundtrack of 'Cat Quest' is as enchanting as the visuals, with a range of catchy and atmospheric tunes that perfectly complement the game's tone.”
- “The music dynamically shifts to match the mood of different areas and battles, enhancing the overall experience.”
- “The music really supplements the experience and changes based on various locations.”
- “There need to be a few more music tracks; I think I counted 5 total, and it did get a little repetitive.”
- “Don't get me wrong, the music that the game offers is very fitting, but I really think the whole experience could be enhanced with a more unique soundtrack.”
- “Speaking of repetitive, reused soundtracks from the first game and not much variety in that.”
grinding
48 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The reviews indicate that while "Cat Quest II" introduces new features and improvements, the grinding aspect can feel tedious and repetitive, especially in the endgame. Many players found the combat simplistic and the need to level up equipment and characters to be a chore, with some noting that the game is more enjoyable in short bursts rather than extended sessions. However, some players appreciated the balance between grinding and meaningful progression, suggesting that it may appeal to those who enjoy farming for levels and items.
- “Anyways, good story, wasn't grindy for me (until the post-game for completionist achievements).”
- “Super fun co-op, tons of content for this little game and not grindy at all with a cute storyline.”
- “But considering how simple the combat is (it's a cozy and relaxing game about catventures, alright?), this makes combat just dull and grindy for no reason.”
- “Gameplay, visuals, and map design are much better than the original, however the tedious grind for levels and dungeons is a lot more prevalent and annoying!”
- “The issue with it is that there is too much hidden stuff in caves which can be a pain if you're not interested in grinding it out; I feel it would have been better with more missions/side quests.”
replayability
34 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The game's replayability varies significantly among players, with some noting high potential due to features like new game+ modes and multiple endings, while others find it limited after the main storyline. Many appreciate the co-op mode and the ability to experience different outcomes, but some express disappointment in the lack of substantial differences in subsequent playthroughs. Overall, while there are elements that enhance replay value, opinions are mixed on its longevity and depth.
- “This content makes the game more replayable and rewarding.”
- “Great co-op, tons of build styles, new game plus mode for great replayability, really enjoyable, light-hearted game that can be challenging, but you don't lose tons of progress when you fail.”
- “New game+ included, so a fair amount of replayability.”
- “After completing the main storyline, there's not much replayability value - just like how there's no value in letting the Autobots live after we defeat them.”
- “I don't think there is much replay value even with the new game+ and 'mew game' which allows you to add modifiers to make things interesting but still worth a single play if you can buy it on sale!”
- “Me and my partner finished this game in 14 hours and we're really disappointed to see that there's no replayability as we completed everything on our first playthrough.”
emotional
24 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The emotional aspect of the game is characterized by its wholesome and heartwarming moments, particularly in the characterization of characters like Kit Cat and Hotto Doggo, which resonate well with players, especially families. While some players found the story lacking in depth and emotional engagement, many appreciated the lighthearted humor and camaraderie, making it an enjoyable experience overall. The game's colorful presentation and accessible gameplay contribute to a relaxed adventure that, despite some criticisms, leaves players feeling uplifted and entertained.
- “It's a heartwarming and engaging experience that combines adventure, humor, and camaraderie in a way that's utterly unique.”
- “The ending was very wholesome, excited for Cat Quest 3 :3”
- “What I love most about the game is that in a world of pay-to-play and in-app purchases, the devs were kind enough to give us a full-length game with all the bells and whistles, didn't skimp on the stunning artwork and gave a truly heartwarming story.”
- “It took me ages to finish this game, only because it was so boring and annoying. It was a real pain reading through the tedious story of how 'fabulous' I am.”
- “- Boring story (can be exciting for a kid)”
stability
13 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's stability is praised, particularly on the Steam Deck, where it runs smoothly with minimal issues. Most users report a bug-free experience, though a few mention minor visual glitches and some concerns about multiplayer stability. Overall, it is considered polished and well-optimized.
- “It ran smoothly and loaded fast, with no glitches or bugs.”
- “It's a fun game; I didn't expect it to be this polished and bug-free. It felt smooth and fluid and definitely fun.”
- “Runs great on Steam Deck.”
- “▢ buggy and unbalanced multiplayer (what a multiplayer mess!)”
- “▢ cyberpunk 2077 (glitches galore!)”
- “Light visual glitches”
monetization
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The monetization aspect of the game is largely praised, with many users highlighting the absence of microtransactions, allowing for a full gaming experience without additional costs. Some reviews mention mild or cosmetic-only microtransactions, but overall, players appreciate the developers' commitment to providing a complete game without aggressive monetization tactics. The game's low price and lack of hidden costs contribute to a positive reception regarding its monetization strategy.
- “None, completely free from microtransactions (no wallets harmed here!)”
- “Cosmetic-only microtransactions (style without the pay-to-win)”
- “What I love most about the game is that in a world of pay-to-play and in-app purchases, the devs were kind enough to give us a full-length game with all the bells and whistles, didn't skimp on the stunning artwork and gave a truly heartwarming story.”
- “Aggressive microtransactions, but avoidable (pay up or face the consequences)”
- “Overall, I expected much more from a game with an advertisement that this one has!”
- “Say no to hidden microtransactions, kids.”
atmosphere
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The atmosphere of "Cat Quest" is characterized by its enchanting soundtrack and colorful, cartoonish visuals that create a relaxing and family-friendly environment. While some players note that gameplay can become repetitive, the charming atmosphere and humor effectively maintain engagement throughout the adventure. Overall, the game offers a delightful blend of cuteness and excitement, appealing to both kids and adults.
- “The soundtrack of 'Cat Quest' is as enchanting as the visuals, with a range of catchy and atmospheric tunes that perfectly complement the game's tone.”
- “Relaxing and comforting atmosphere, family-friendly, advisable for kids, cute and funny gameplay.”
- “The graphics are not demanding at all, but there is a very nice cartoon atmosphere.”
- “Need to mention that gameplay became a bit repetitive, not gonna lie, but quests and atmosphere saved everything.”
- “Not for its atmosphere but its combat.”
- “The characters, atmosphere, and overall experience have been upgraded.”
character development
6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Character development in the game is highlighted by enchanting and adorable character designs, particularly the feline hero and various NPCs, which contribute to the overall visual appeal. Players appreciate the engaging animations and the inclusion of a shocking twist, suggesting that while the designs are charming, there is also depth to the characters' experiences. Overall, the combination of cute aesthetics and meaningful development resonates well with the audience.
- “The environments are very nice and the character designs are great!”
- “The character designs are equally enchanting, with our feline hero and the various NPCs being adorably animated.”
- “Love the character design, especially the bosses.”
- “But all the elements are there: experience, character development, and a shocking twist.”
optimization
4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Overall, the game's optimization is generally well-received, with smooth performance and no apparent bugs. However, there are issues with controller compatibility, particularly with the Nintendo Switch controller, which does not align well with the game's layout. While it may not innovate significantly in the RPG genre, it is praised for being polished and co-op-friendly.
- “It runs smoothly with no apparent bugs.”
- “She was improving playing using the Steam controller, and I optimized builds if I had to go more survival than DPS.”
- “I played with a Nintendo Switch controller, but I couldn't use it as intended because this game was unoptimized for the Nintendo button layout.”
- “This doesn't break any new RPG ground, but it's a very well-polished, light, co-op-optimized take with lots of animal puns!”